Songs with titles starting with 'Nu' [Great for karaoke & word-chain games!]
When you hear “songs with titles that start with ‘nu’ (ぬ),” what tracks come to mind?
It’s not exactly easy to think of any off the top of your head, right?
Even after doing some research, there were very few—but I did find some sultry songs and warm, comforting ones centered around “nukumori” (warmth).
In this article, I’ll carefully select and introduce songs whose titles start with “nu” (ぬ)!
Feel free to use this as a reference not only when you’re simply curious about what songs start with “nu,” but also as a prompt for word-chain games (shiritori) or when picking songs for karaoke.
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- Songs with titles that start with “Na.” A hint for shiritori!
Songs with titles starting with “Nu” [Great for Karaoke & Shiritori!] (21–30)
wet shoesSuga Shikao
Singer-songwriter Shikao Suga, who captivates fans with songs that distill funk and soul sensibilities into pop, has a compilation album titled “Sugarless,” composed of single B-sides that weren’t included on albums and self-covers.
Among its tracks, “Nureta Kutsu” stands out with a sound featuring a funky guitar that lingers in your ears.
The cool vocals and melody, together with the wistful lyrics, will make many listeners want to keep it on repeat.
It’s also a fun pop tune to sing at karaoke.
slippery eelkoushi
Although it’s introduced as a gag song, it’s actually super solid, cute, and really gets you grooving.
It’s a track by Koushi, a popular Vocaloid producer also known for organizing the Gag Song Posting Festival, released in 2022.
It was included on the official Otomachi Una 6th anniversary album, “Una-Chance!2 feat.
Otomachi Una.” The light piano sound and Otomachi Una’s adorable vocals will make your heart dance.
For anyone wondering, “Why eel?”—here’s the explanation: Otomachi Una’s setting is that she’s from Hamamatsu City in Shizuoka Prefecture.
That’s why she wears a hat modeled after Hamamatsu’s local specialty, eel.
Num-Ami-DabutzNUMBER GIRL
Number Girl is a legendary rock band that left a strong impression, with Hidetoku Mukai—a natural-born genius who, despite his student-like appearance, created songs with a powerful impact.
Their innovative lyrics and chord progressions were absolutely mind-blowing.
Many young musicians, such as Sasaguchi So-on Harmonica, Totsuzen Shonen, and SuiseiNoboAz, openly cite Number Girl as an influence.
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Ikimono-gakari, a duo that has released numerous hit songs with a colorful musicality spanning from pop tunes to ballads.
“Nukumori,” the closing track of their major 6th album “I,” features a delicate ensemble of piano and acoustic guitar that feels wonderfully soothing.
The lyrics, themed around moving to Tokyo, will likely resonate with anyone in a similar situation.
It’s a heartfelt number whose sentimental melody evokes a bittersweet feeling.
shed skinaiko
This is a song included on aiko’s single “Zutto,” released in 2011, and it’s been performed frequently on her concert tours.
As the title “Nukegara” (“Empty Shell”) suggests, the lyrics are a poignant reflection on memories of a past love.
We all have those times when the regret never fades—asking ourselves, “Why can’t I forget?” and “Why did we drift apart?” Trying to force yourself to be cheerful can sometimes make the emptiness feel even worse.
When you’re overwhelmed by loneliness, it might be okay to immerse yourself in old memories for a while before moving forward.
warmthUeto Aya
Ayaka Ueto, who made her singing debut as a member of Z-1 and later gained immense popularity as an actress, is a singer whose song “Nukumori,” included on her 4th album License, is a number that lingers in the ear with its gentle vocals and the soft sound of acoustic guitar.
The lyrics, which express gratitude to a mother who gives both unconditional love and strict guidance, will likely resonate with many listeners and prompt them to reflect on themselves.
Wrapped in a tender atmosphere that soothes the heart, it’s a heartwarming pop tune.
lukewarm sleepschoolmizzy
It’s a gentle Vocaloid track whose chill sounds seep deep into your ears and heart.
Created by the two-person music unit schoolmizzy, made up of Hairyo and kuri, it was released in 2021.
A laid-back beat paired with lo-fi, ambient synths creates a floating, airy soundscape.
Listening on headphones or earbuds can make you feel as if your whole body is wrapped in liquid.
The lyrics are sparse yet brimming with emotion, and the world they paint is beautiful.
Highly recommended for nighttime listening before bed.